Group 1 - The market sentiment index has risen to 3.2, up from 1.8 the previous week, indicating a bullish outlook, but caution is advised as high sentiment levels can lead to sensitive directional changes [10][4][8] - The price-volume consistency indicator has increased, suggesting higher capital activity and reduced divergence in market sentiment, while the financing ratio continues to decline [13][4] - The total trading volume for the week remained high, with the peak on Thursday at 1961.849 billion RMB and a significant drop on Friday to 1619.884 billion RMB [17][4] Group 2 - The industry performance shows a clear upward trend in anti-involution related sectors, with basic chemicals and electronics leading the gains, while automotive, environmental, and oil sectors lag behind [26][29] - The short-term scores for most industries have generally decreased, with computer, media, communication, and food and beverage sectors showing slight increases [33][34] - The model indicates a preference for small-cap growth styles, with the RSI model also suggesting a growth style advantage, although the 5-day RSI has decreased compared to the 20-day RSI [36][37]

Group 1 - Market sentiment indicators have risen to 1.8, up from 0.65 last week, indicating a bullish outlook [10][18] - Inter-industry trading volatility has increased, signaling a recovery in capital activity and reduced uncertainty in short-term sentiment [14][23] - The total trading volume of the A-share market has continued to rise, with a peak daily trading volume of 1,928.645 billion RMB on Wednesday [18][27] Group 2 - The coal industry shows a significant upward trend, with a short-term trend score increase of 109.09% [32][34] - The model indicates a preference for small-cap growth styles, with strong signals for growth styles as evidenced by the RSI metrics [36][37] - The top five industries with the strongest short-term trends include environmental protection, basic chemicals, social services, non-ferrous metals, and comprehensive sectors [32][34]